Chuck's Collegiate Politics: There is much more to Planned Parenthood than abortion
By Chuck Greenlee | Jan. 9, 2017Someone needs to remind the GOP what Planned Parenthood is all about.
POLITICS
2016 Fall Semester in review
By Kevin Pan | Dec. 22, 2016From politics to university presidential announcements, Ohio University and Athens had a variety of memorable moments during Fall Semester.
Milo Yiannopoulos to come to OU
By Luke Torrance | Dec. 1, 2016The Multicultural Action Coalition will hold a "Pride Pachanga" at the same time.
Sarcastic Scoop: Electoral College the Second Biggest College Scam Since Trump University
By Marco Omta | Dec. 1, 2016Many people are considering dropping out.
Chuck's Collegiate Politics: Protesting is a constitutional right
By Chuck Greenlee | Nov. 14, 2016If you are unhappy about the election, be loud about it.
Some who lean left only reluctantly support Clinton
By Taylor Maple | Nov. 9, 2016Although some Hillary Clinton supporters eagerly voted for her during this year's election, some Democrats were less enthused.
Relationships across party lines are not always easy in election year
By Abbey Marshall | Nov. 6, 2016The election season is impacting students who are dating across party lines.
The Digital Down Low: Let’s be honest, Donald Trump is every content creator’s dream
By Marco Omta | Nov. 2, 2016And we just eat it up.
Letter: Sarah Grace attack ads are unwarranted
Nov. 1, 2016The Republican party is receiving negative backlash for their recent ad campaign against Sarah Grace.
Chuck's Collegiate Politics: Indians mascot Chief Wahoo promotes racism
By Chuck Greenlee | Nov. 1, 2016It's time the Indians let go of the long-disputed insignia.
Sarah Grace outraises Jay Edwards after trailing him prior to primary
By William T. Perkins | Oct. 31, 2016Sarah Grace and Lou Gentile raised more than their Republican counterparts.
International Socialist Organization demonstrators rally behind Standing Rock 'water protectors'
By Bailey Gallion | Oct. 29, 2016About 20 people took part in the demonstration, holding up a banner and passing out fliers to passers by.
On a High Note: Musicians and others work hard to stop Trump
By Halle Weber | Oct. 27, 2016Thirty musicians have banded together to create music to "disendorse" Donald Trump.
Voices from the field: The power and practice of talking politics as a college athlete
By Tony Wolfe | Oct. 21, 2016Finding a time and place for difficult political and social conversations varies for athletes.
Women’s center to host panel discussion about women's role in elections
By Chris Peterson | Oct. 18, 2016The event will give women the opportunity to discuss aspects of the upcoming elections with panelists from the political field.
The presidential election matters to OU’s international students, but many cannot vote
By Bharbi Hazarika | Oct. 16, 2016Despite the growing presence of international students in the U.S., they have little say over the political decisions that may directly affect them.
Chuck's Collegiate Politics: Trump's hurtful words feed into rape culture
By Chuck Greenlee | Oct. 10, 2016Donald Trump's hurtful words exemplify what is wrong with the world.
Sarcastic Scoop: Vice presidential candidates rebuked by Clinton and Trump for discussing policy
By Marco Omta | Oct. 6, 2016“I told you, stick to the low blows. But no, you had to talk about the economy.”
Talking Politics: Students and faculty discuss respecting political opinions in the classroom setting
By Rebekah Barnes | Oct. 5, 2016Constructive discussions can come from sharing fact-based political opinions in class
University operations will continue as normal during Former President Bill Clinton's speech Tuesday
By Kaitlin Coward | Oct. 3, 2016Clinton will speak at 11:15 a.m. at the west side of Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium on Tuesday.
